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The Future of Commuting

Submitted by John House, Mar 7, 2008 22:07

I drive to work locations, not to work. Often, I do not even drive to the location. I log into the a remote computer and have a conversation with the client's employee while she and I look at the same screen. The result is less stress, higher productivity and better response to client needs. My clients and I enjoy less expenses to boot.

Governments and quasi-government agencies need to pay much more attention to what people do. If the activities of citizens warrant, make the case for a reasonable and adequate tax increase for the most flexible infrastructure as possible.

The flexibility, efficiency and convenience of remote monitoring and Internet enabled communication are incredibly substantial. We will soon find our transit infrastructure overbuilt, just as we have an excess of retail shopping space today.

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I laughed at this the way I laughed at the theory of Spontaneous Generation. What kind of crooked line does... [MORE]

katchoo 

Mar 10, 2008 22:50

Why not turn the streets of New York into an official parking lot, then, and see how far congestion furthers... [MORE]

Sam 

Mar 10, 2008 20:37

First, you base your entire very theme on totally uninformed, and, infact, mistaken opinion: the overwhelming majority of Manhattan commerce... [MORE]

David 

Mar 10, 2008 14:05

"congestion is a good, not a bad, thing. Congestion is one of the things that defines us a city, an... [MORE]

Paul White 

Mar 10, 2008 12:21

"Could it be that subways are nothing more than a 19th century innovation whose time has now passed?" Couldn't we say... [MORE]

Charlie D. 

Mar 10, 2008 11:27

will the Brooklyn section from all the Bridges ( Brooklyn Bridge- williamsburg Bridge ) neighborhood's bee the" park and ride... [MORE]

brooklyn and i 

Mar 9, 2008 14:45

I drive to work locations, not to work. Often, I do not even drive to the location. I log into...

John House 

Mar 7, 2008 22:07

While I personally am not certain that the advantages of congestion pricing would outweigh its disadvantages, one thing I am... [MORE]

Not Just A Commuter 

Mar 7, 2008 17:40

I have no objection to public-private partnerships such as StyTown & Peter Cooper Villiave and Mitchell Lama. Below market rents... [MORE]

Commuting Problem 

Mar 9, 2008 20:27

Let's be real, the congestion pricing scheme is tax, plain and simple, and it would certainly hurt small businesses who... [MORE]

Manhattan Downtowner 

Mar 7, 2008 12:01

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